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Post by scabab on Nov 12, 2018 9:10:49 GMT
These things aren't too surprising anymore. Guardians of the Galaxy outgrossed all of the X-Men movies nobody would have expected that.
Deadpool outgrossed The Amazing Spider-man movies, nobody would have expected that.
Black Panther actually made more money than Infinity War domestically, if you'd have told people that a year ago you'd be seen as crazy.
At this rate it wouldn't be a surprise if Aquaman outgrosses Batman vs Superman and Spider-man Into the Spider Verse outgrosses Spider-man Homecoming.
You never know what to expect anymore.
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Post by politicidal on Nov 12, 2018 15:07:30 GMT
These things aren't too surprising anymore. Guardians of the Galaxy outgrossed all of the X-Men movies nobody would have expected that. Deadpool outgrossed The Amazing Spider-man movies, nobody would have expected that. Black Panther actually made more money than Infinity War domestically, if you'd have told people that a year ago you'd be seen as crazy. At this rate it wouldn't be a surprise if Aquaman outgrosses Batman vs Superman and Spider-man Into the Spider Verse outgrosses Spider-man Homecoming. You never know what to expect anymore. Ain't that the bloody truth.
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Post by primeone on Nov 12, 2018 16:36:45 GMT
These things aren't too surprising anymore. Guardians of the Galaxy outgrossed all of the X-Men movies nobody would have expected that. Deadpool outgrossed The Amazing Spider-man movies, nobody would have expected that. Black Panther actually made more money than Infinity War domestically, if you'd have told people that a year ago you'd be seen as crazy. At this rate it wouldn't be a surprise if Aquaman outgrosses Batman vs Superman and Spider-man Into the Spider Verse outgrosses Spider-man Homecoming. You never know what to expect anymore. Exactly, but he isn’t going to bring any of that up though.
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Post by Agent of Chaos on Nov 12, 2018 16:42:50 GMT
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Post by lenlenlen1 on Nov 12, 2018 16:55:31 GMT
WE GET IT!!! WE ALREADY KNEW!!! JUSTICE LEAGUE SUCKED AND BLEW CHUNKS AND FLOPPED HARD!!! WE GET IT!!!!! NO NEED TO KEEP BRINGING IT UP!!! At a certain point you're just being an ASSHOLE!!!!!
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Post by Hauntedknight87 on Nov 12, 2018 16:56:50 GMT
Alright I combined both threads into one.
There's no need for multiple threads on the same subject.
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Post by Agent of Chaos on Nov 12, 2018 17:46:17 GMT
These things aren't too surprising anymore. Guardians of the Galaxy outgrossed all of the X-Men movies nobody would have expected that.Deadpool outgrossed The Amazing Spider-man movies, nobody would have expected that. Black Panther actually made more money than Infinity War domestically, if you'd have told people that a year ago you'd be seen as crazy. At this rate it wouldn't be a surprise if Aquaman outgrosses Batman vs Superman and Spider-man Into the Spider Verse outgrosses Spider-man Homecoming. You never know what to expect anymore. It’s not that surprising with inflation.
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Post by lenlenlen1 on Nov 12, 2018 19:15:46 GMT
These things aren't too surprising anymore. Guardians of the Galaxy outgrossed all of the X-Men movies nobody would have expected that. Deadpool outgrossed The Amazing Spider-man movies, nobody would have expected that. Black Panther actually made more money than Infinity War domestically, if you'd have told people that a year ago you'd be seen as crazy. At this rate it wouldn't be a surprise if Aquaman outgrosses Batman vs Superman and Spider-man Into the Spider Verse outgrosses Spider-man Homecoming. You never know what to expect anymore. Uh... yeah ^^^this^^^
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Post by Skaathar on Nov 13, 2018 17:02:40 GMT
To be fair, as much as I thought JL was pretty blah, I do feel as if it should have earned a bit more box office. I mean, it's better than majority of the transformers movies and we all know how much money those movies make.
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Post by havenless on Nov 14, 2018 3:06:44 GMT
Even with the mixed reactions to BvS, I still don't quite understand how JL managed to make as little as it did, especially after following WW. You'd think at least the WW viewers would have all shown up.
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Post by dazz on Nov 14, 2018 21:14:38 GMT
These things aren't too surprising anymore. Guardians of the Galaxy outgrossed all of the X-Men movies nobody would have expected that.Deadpool outgrossed The Amazing Spider-man movies, nobody would have expected that. Black Panther actually made more money than Infinity War domestically, if you'd have told people that a year ago you'd be seen as crazy. At this rate it wouldn't be a surprise if Aquaman outgrosses Batman vs Superman and Spider-man Into the Spider Verse outgrosses Spider-man Homecoming. You never know what to expect anymore. It’s not that surprising with inflation. DOFP & Apocalypse count as X-Men films and came out in the same time period or afterwards so inflation has nothing to do with it, and if you adjust the older films for inflation they still don't crack $600m where as GOTG did closer to $800m.
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Post by Agent of Chaos on Nov 15, 2018 14:55:18 GMT
It’s not that surprising with inflation. DOFP & Apocalypse count as X-Men films and came out in the same time period or afterwards so inflation has nothing to do with it, and if you adjust the older films for inflation they still don't crack $600m where as GOTG did closer to $800m. I know, I’m talking about the older films. Domestically, the X2 and X3 sold around the same amount of tickets as Spider-Man: Homecoming which made over $800m. www.boxofficemojo.com/genres/chart/?id=superhero.htm&adjust_yr=1&p=.htmIt’s not just ticket prices but the return of 3D, IMAX, and foreign markets being bigger today that inflate Box Office revenue. X2 and X3 would made around $334,201,140 domestically like Homecoming. Foreign wise they would have probably made similar numbers as Days of Future Past, which was $513,941,241.
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Post by dazz on Nov 15, 2018 15:46:59 GMT
DOFP & Apocalypse count as X-Men films and came out in the same time period or afterwards so inflation has nothing to do with it, and if you adjust the older films for inflation they still don't crack $600m where as GOTG did closer to $800m. I know, I’m talking about the older films. Domestically, the X2 and X3 sold around the same amount of tickets as Spider-Man: Homecoming which made over $800m. www.boxofficemojo.com/genres/chart/?id=superhero.htm&adjust_yr=1&p=.htmIt’s not just ticket prices but the return of 3D, IMAX, and foreign markets being bigger today that inflate Box Office revenue. X2 and X3 would made around $334,201,140 domestically like Homecoming. Foreign wise they would have probably made similar numbers as Days of Future Past, which was $513,941,241. Nope those ticket sales are domestic only, if you actually look the 2000's X-Men films not including Origins had higher domestic numbers than international, GOTG, Homecoming hell most CBM's today gross more internationally than they do domestically, usually by a fair amount as well.
Using the exact same method to try and estimate ticket sales world wide which is take the domestic number sold divide that by the % of the box office domestic made up and multiple it by 100 and none of the first X-Men films crack 72 million, Homecoming on the other hand is close to 100 million, GOTG is 95.5 million tickets.
It's not exact but it gives a fair estimate.
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Post by Agent of Chaos on Nov 15, 2018 18:13:19 GMT
I know, I’m talking about the older films. Domestically, the X2 and X3 sold around the same amount of tickets as Spider-Man: Homecoming which made over $800m. www.boxofficemojo.com/genres/chart/?id=superhero.htm&adjust_yr=1&p=.htmIt’s not just ticket prices but the return of 3D, IMAX, and foreign markets being bigger today that inflate Box Office revenue. X2 and X3 would made around $334,201,140 domestically like Homecoming. Foreign wise they would have probably made similar numbers as Days of Future Past, which was $513,941,241. Nope those ticket sales are domestic only, if you actually look the 2000's X-Men films not including Origins had higher domestic numbers than international, GOTG, Homecoming hell most CBM's today gross more internationally than they do domestically, usually by a fair amount as well.
Using the exact same method to try and estimate ticket sales world wide which is take the domestic number sold divide that by the % of the box office domestic made up and multiple it by 100 and none of the first X-Men films crack 72 million, Homecoming on the other hand is close to 100 million, GOTG is 95.5 million tickets.
It's not exact but it gives a fair estimate.
I did say those were domestic ticket sells. Box Office Mojos doesn’t have numbers on foreign tickets as far as I know.
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Post by thisguy4000 on Nov 15, 2018 18:22:44 GMT
Nope those ticket sales are domestic only, if you actually look the 2000's X-Men films not including Origins had higher domestic numbers than international, GOTG, Homecoming hell most CBM's today gross more internationally than they do domestically, usually by a fair amount as well.
Using the exact same method to try and estimate ticket sales world wide which is take the domestic number sold divide that by the % of the box office domestic made up and multiple it by 100 and none of the first X-Men films crack 72 million, Homecoming on the other hand is close to 100 million, GOTG is 95.5 million tickets.
It's not exact but it gives a fair estimate.
I did say those were domestic ticket sells. Box Office Mojos doesn’t have numbers on foreign tickets as far as I know. Box Office Mojo doesn’t have the exact numbers for the amount of tickets sold by a movie. Their tracking is nothing more than an estimatation that doesn’t account for the fact that different theaters have different prices for their movie tickets.
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Post by dazz on Nov 15, 2018 19:20:55 GMT
Nope those ticket sales are domestic only, if you actually look the 2000's X-Men films not including Origins had higher domestic numbers than international, GOTG, Homecoming hell most CBM's today gross more internationally than they do domestically, usually by a fair amount as well.
Using the exact same method to try and estimate ticket sales world wide which is take the domestic number sold divide that by the % of the box office domestic made up and multiple it by 100 and none of the first X-Men films crack 72 million, Homecoming on the other hand is close to 100 million, GOTG is 95.5 million tickets.
It's not exact but it gives a fair estimate.
I did say those were domestic ticket sells. Box Office Mojos doesn’t have numbers on foreign tickets as far as I know. Heh oops, ok but the initial point you tried using inflation as the excuse for stated GOTG out sold every X-Men film, did you not notice that? hmmmm?
Why are we arguing seems kind of silly, I cant read, you cant read were both illiterate dummies here have a beer ….I'm not drunk, you're drunk, you drunk bastard you.
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Post by dazz on Nov 15, 2018 19:24:39 GMT
I did say those were domestic ticket sells. Box Office Mojos doesn’t have numbers on foreign tickets as far as I know. Box Office Mojo doesn’t have the exact numbers for the amount of tickets sold by a movie. Their tracking is nothing more than an estimatation that doesn’t account for the fact that different theaters have different prices for their movie tickets. I think it kind of does it uses average ticket cost at the time as it's thing, like you ever paid $9.14 for a ticket? that shits usually rounded off to something in my experience, but yeah it's not exact it's all estimates based on what info they have available.
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Post by thisguy4000 on Nov 15, 2018 19:30:42 GMT
Box Office Mojo doesn’t have the exact numbers for the amount of tickets sold by a movie. Their tracking is nothing more than an estimatation that doesn’t account for the fact that different theaters have different prices for their movie tickets. I think it kind of does it uses average ticket cost at the time as it's thing, like you ever paid $9.14 for a ticket? that shits usually rounded off to something in my experience, but yeah it's not exact it's all estimates based on what info they have available. For the theater I go to, tickets have generally been more expensive than that for the past few years.
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Post by dazz on Nov 15, 2018 19:44:37 GMT
I think it kind of does it uses average ticket cost at the time as it's thing, like you ever paid $9.14 for a ticket? that shits usually rounded off to something in my experience, but yeah it's not exact it's all estimates based on what info they have available. For the theater I go to, tickets have generally been more expensive than that for the past few years. I didn't mean you ever pay that much but you ever had a ticket be a random amount of pence, normally that gets rounded up or down to something simpler, $9.14 is the average current price for a ticket in the us for 2018 though which is why I used it.
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Post by kuatorises on Nov 19, 2018 16:29:23 GMT
These things aren't too surprising anymore. Guardians of the Galaxy outgrossed all of the X-Men movies nobody would have expected that. Deadpool outgrossed The Amazing Spider-man movies, nobody would have expected that. Black Panther actually made more money than Infinity War domestically, if you'd have told people that a year ago you'd be seen as crazy. At this rate it wouldn't be a surprise if Aquaman outgrosses Batman vs Superman and Spider-man Into the Spider Verse outgrosses Spider-man Homecoming. You never know what to expect anymore. Some of this can be explained away somewhat easily.
Spiderman, Batman, and the X-Men are all somewhat played out; especially when compared to other characters who haven't had a movie yet.
Deadpool, for whatever reason, is an extremely popular and well-liked character. Given that he's never had a movie before and that it was rated R, it was something of a perfect storm. That movie was practically guaranteed to make a ton of money.
And in some cases, the cost of going to a movie has simply gone up. Movies make more now than ever. It's not even difficult for a bad movie with an established franchise's name attached to it to make hundreds of millions of dollars. There was a time where if you had 100 million that was a big deal.
Nobody else will say it, but I will – Black Panther made a lot of money because black people went out in droves to see it. They saw it multiple times too. There were people who didn't even care about the MCU I went and saw it and told themselves it was the greatest movie ever seen.
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